Abbreviated
Curriculum Vitae

• 1920 - Born, New York:
  Frank Twombly Hubbard
• 1942 - Harvard University, AB
• 1947 - Harvard University, AM
• 1947 - Apprenticed as Harpsichord Maker with Arnold Dolmetsch, Ltd., Haslemere, Surrey, England
• 1948 - Apprenticed as Harpsichord Maker with Hugh Gough, London
• 1949 - Founded with William Dowd, Hubbard & Dowd, Inc.
• 1957 - Fulbright Fellowship
  (research, France)
• 1957 - American Philosophical Society Grant
• 1958 - Belgium American Educational Foundation CRB Fellowship
• 1959 - Founded Frank Hubbard Harpsichords, Inc.
• 1962 - Published Harpsichord Regulating and Repairing, Tuners Supply Co.
• 1965 - Published Three Centuries of Harpsichord Making, Harvard Univ. Press.
• 1967 - American Philosophical Society Grant
• 1967 - Invited to found a workshop in Paris for the restoration of instruments in the Museum of the Conservatory. Also taught a course in the history of the harpsichord in the Conservatory
• 1970 - Taught course at Harvard Summer School, History of the Harpsichord
• 1972 - Taught course at Boston University, History of Musical Instruments
• 1973 - St. Botolph Club (Boston) Arts Award
• 1973 - Founded with Lawrence C. Erdmann, Frank Hubbard Harpsichord Kits, Inc.
• 1975 - Visiting Committee, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Department of European Decorative Arts & Sculpture; also Boston University and Franklin Institute projects
• 1976 - Scheduled to teach course at Harvard, The Harpsichord: Its Role in Music, Society, Science, Technology and the Decorative Arts

Articles:

• The Galpin Society Journal
• Museum Notes, Rhode Island School of Design
• Journal of the American Recorder Society
• Harvard Dictionary of Music
• Groves Dictionary

Papers Read:

• American Musicological Society (2)
• Yale University Collection of Musical Instruments
• Boston Museum of Fine Arts
• Cornell University, Department of Music
• Dartmouth College
• Boston University
• Tufts University
• Brandeis University
• University of Indiana

Restorations performed for the following institutions:

• Smithsonian Institution
• Musikhistorisches Museum, Copenhagen
• Boston Museum of Fine Arts (3)
• Paris Conservatory (4)
• Rhode Island School of Design (2)
• Yale University, Musical Instrument Collection
• Harvard University
• Wellesley College
• Vizcaya (Miami, FL)
• Cornell University

1976 Died, February 26, Wellesley, MA.